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Friday, 23 August 2024
BREAKING: THAI GP SET TO BE SEASON OPENER
BREAKING NEWS 🚨 A big change in the calendar! The Thai GP 🇹🇭 at Buriram is set to be the season opener for the next two years 🗓️
The first race of 2025 will take place on March 2nd ✅
Monday, 18 December 2023
BERNHARD LANGER TIES RECORD WITH FIFTH PNC CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- Tiger Woods was an 18-year-old senior in high school when he made his first cut in a professional event at a European Tour event in Thailand. That also was the first time he played with Bernhard Langer.
Thirty years later, the ageless Langer is still going strong.
Langer capped off his memorable, record-setting year when he teamed with his son Jason to produce a 13-under 59 in 30 mph wind for a 2-shot victory over David Duval and his son.
Langer tied the PNC Championship record with his fifth title -- three with Jason, two with older son Stefan -- held by Raymond Floyd.
Woods and 14-year-old son Charlie shot 61 in the scramble format to tie for fifth, a day that included one shot so audacious that Woods could only laugh. He missed the green on the ninth hole at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club well to the left, and the son of the 15-time major champion chipped it in for birdie.
It wasn't just the chip-in -- it was the stare, the sideways walk, the raised finger point and the fist pump. Woods watched all this and couldn't smile any wider, especially when he looked over at Steve Stricker.
"To see his reaction ... it happened right in front of me," Woods said. "He got excited and I looked over at Stricks and he was shaking his head. It was great."
Sunday, 17 December 2023
THAI TEEN BORIBOONSUB WINS SAUDI OPEN FOR THIRD TITLE IN THREE WEEKS
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Thailand's Denwit Boriboonsub won his first Asian Tour title and his third event in as many weeks when the 19-year-old beat Sweden's Henrik Stenson by three strokes at the season-ending Saudi Open on Sunday.
Boriboonsub had won the Aramco Invitational two weeks ago on the Asian Development Tour and followed it up with victory at the Thailand Open last week.
He shared the lead at the Riyadh Golf Club after two rounds but lost top spot to compatriot Phachara Khongwatmai on Saturday.
But Boriboonsub carded a seven-under 64 on Sunday to match the lowest round of the day and finish at 18-under overall after sinking eight birdies, offset by one bogey.





